Windows

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

Main menu

Oblivion has ten playable races, including the Argonians.

Character facial features are fully customizable.

The Emperor addresses you, a lowly prisoner.

The Character Sheet for a starting character. One of several tabs.

One of the first areas - beneath the prison.

Havok physics makes for some interesting traps.

I never liked goblins.

Locks are pickable via a challenging ingame mechanic.

A skeleton attacks.

A deeper dungeon with deranged zombies

Looking for a cave.

Skingrad in the rain

Some of Oblivion's plentiful public art

A guard remounts his horse.

An inn in Skingrad

Outside the Imperial City at night

A deranged pin cushion won't stop attacking me.

One of the Oblivion gates

So much for the rescue party

Looks like someone took the evil path in Fable.

A city fallen to Oblivion.

NPCs will often have a short conversation.

Leading NPCs out of danger.

Approaching a fort.

Sometimes it's just nice to sit and think.

Can I say enough about the graphics?

The Imperial City.

Fighting with a wolf.

Looking for a place to sleep.

Beautiful sunset. This game looks absolutely amazing.

Radiant AI means that NPCs act on their own impulses (including painting).

Weather effects

Fighting against a few Mystic Dawn members.

Up close with a Goblin Warlord

Entering a gate to Oblivion along with some soldiers of Bruma.

Attacking a Land Dreugh with a lightning spell.

A horde of undead Akaviri Warriors is attacking - it's usually best to avoid combat against too many opponents.

About to close an oblivion gate - the Dremora magicians have summoned two Fire Atronachs.